Laodecia is Nauseating
The messenger to the assembly at Laodecia is to relay this message. These words are directly from the One who is the Amen, signifying certainty and veracity. He is the Faithful and True Witness, completely…
Read More
Educate Yourself
To Infinity and Beyond
Philadelphia, the city of one of the assemblies of Christ-followers referred to in the book of Revelation, was named in response to the deep devotion that Attalus II (the founder) had for his brother. Its…
Read More
Philadelphia: Pilgrims and Pillars
To the messenger of the assembly of believers at Philadelphia, write this at once. These words are directly from Jesus Christ. When my people are faithful to me, I want them to know that I…
Read More
Sardis: They Came Out
Life in Sardis was comfortable and self-indulgent. Geographically the city existed on an acropolis 1500 feet above a valley floor. It was literally impregnable from three sides: from four sides if the watchmen would stay…
Read More
Sardis, the Walking Dead
Write this at once to the messenger of the assembly at Sardis. These are the words of the One who is the exact essence and expression of God. He convicts, teaches, and comforts the local…
Read More
Eyes of Blazing Fire
The church of Ephesus historically represents the apostolic church: orthodox and discerning, but cold and sterile. Smyrna was the persecuted church which remained faithful. The assembly at Pergamos was the compromising church; outwardly they gave…
Read More
Thyatira is Corrupt
To the messenger of the assembly of believers in Thyatira, write this urgent message. These are the direct words of God’s Son. His eyes glisten like blazing fire. His feet are like furnace-fired bronze. I…
Read More
Pergamum: Where Satan Lives
Pergamum was the administrative center for Rome in Asia Minor in the first century. It served as the capital of the Roman province for 250 years. Its geographical location and political position in the region…
Read More
Pergamos is Married
To the messenger of the assembly of believers in Pergamos, write this immediately and with urgency. The very meaning of your name, “married,” reflects an attitude common among you of compromise, acceptance, and tolerance toward…
Read More
Smyrna…….I Know
The ancient city of Smyrna, located just thirty-five miles north of Ephesus, had a long and illustrious history. The city enjoyed an accessible harbor, a prosperous economy, fertile fields, and close ties with Rome. It…
Read More